A new Banksy piece for the Jubilee appeared in London yesterday depicting a child laborer sewing British flag bunting. It was coyly placed on Poundland (UK's version of the Dollar store). As you'll see below, the insidious aftermath that took place isn't surprising but demonstrates that no Banksy street piece is sacred—and that people will do whatever it takes to get a piece of the elusive street artist.
Here's the finished Child Labor Bunting Sewer and what's left of it less than 24 hours later. Via Urban Art Association
Classic Banksy craftsmanship. Look how hard this child is working to get the UK ready for the Jubilee.
Bunting barons begin to descend on Poundland.
More bunting thieves. Tossers.
Phew, some bunting remains in tact.
Ah, but not for long. All that's left is a lonely child and his sewing machine. End Day 1 of new Banksy Street art.
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Tuesday, May 15, 2012
DISMANTLING BANKSY
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Friday, January 14, 2011
BANKSY 'SPERM ALARM'
This guy is on a roll, no? Brilliant. Via: Banksy
Sperm Alarm is located by the Passport Collections Building, Bridge Place, Victoria, London
And to put our disdain for Mondays into perspective ...
Sperm Alarm is located by the Passport Collections Building, Bridge Place, Victoria, London
And to put our disdain for Mondays into perspective ...
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Sunday, July 25, 2010
EINE IS HAVING 'THE STRANGEST WEEK'
If you haven't heard of Ben Eine by now, he's the British street artist known for his fancy letters and the 21st Century City canvas that the British PM gifted to Barack Obama last week. Looks like the out-of-left-field buzz has generated this banging response over on Hackney Road in London. via: Urban Art Association
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Tuesday, January 19, 2010
TWENTY-TWO SECONDS IN HEAVEN
Good evening. Enjoy this bootylicious treat. Female British bobsledder has a wardrobe malfunction right in your face. (Fast Forward :22 in)
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Sunday, January 17, 2010
STIRRING THE ENGLISH TEA POT
Over in the U.K., advertisers, or those with the proper media buy, are getting their message out about British women in the work world. Pretty bold move and sure to stir quite a storm in the knitting circles and corner offices. Via: adfreak
The goal of this campaign at Britianthinks.com is to show, well, outdoor advertising is still effective in driving home a message.
The goal of this campaign at Britianthinks.com is to show, well, outdoor advertising is still effective in driving home a message.
Wednesday, December 30, 2009
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